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Roboflow Singapore is seeking a mid-level Customer & Solutions engineer to take a computer vision project from concept to production at a customer's site. You will write production Python, set up data pipelines, and configure edge hardware like cameras and compact GPUs to keep systems running smoothly.
A strong candidate has deployed technology in factories or warehouses, stays calm while debugging, and can talk comfortably with executives, engineers and machine operators.
This role takes a computer vision project that has already been sold and tested as a concept, then gets it running for real inside a customer's site. That means writing production Python, setting up data pipelines, configuring edge hardware like cameras and small GPU devices, and fixing problems that only show up in the field. A strong candidate has deployed technology in factories, warehouses or similar places, stays calm while debugging, and can talk comfortably with executives, engineers and machine operators.
AI models are easier to get than ever, so the hard part has moved to making them work reliably in messy real settings with poor lighting, weak connectivity and old equipment. Tools can speed up code and setup, but walking a production line, earning a customer's trust and spotting what they truly need still depends on a person on site. The feedback this role brings back also shapes how the product evolves.
The work gives direct experience putting computer vision models into production on edge devices, including optimizing models, watching for drift and handling retraining. Roboflow's platform covers labeling, training and deployment, so each engagement shows the full cycle across different industries. To prepare, someone could build a small camera-based project on a Jetson or Raspberry Pi and deploy it with Docker.
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A platform for building computer vision into software, covering labeling images, training models and deploying them, so developers do not have to assemble that pipeline themselves.